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why this young family has been living with pot smoke in their condo for the last 5 years
by：Yovog
2023-10-18
A Toronto man said he was tired of waking up from his neighbor\'s unit to smell weeds and wanted his apartment company to do more to solve the problem.
For nearly five years, smoke has penetrated through front doors, windows and power outlets, says Paul bradshaw.
Then it flows into his room. year-old son, Sam.
\"It woke him up from his sleep,\" he said in an interview with The Toronto CBC . \".
\"We have an air purifier, but it has very little effect. It\'s potent. It hits you.
\"The management company then repaired the walls between the two units, and the apartment company even received a court order in 2015 to ban smoking in its neighbors.
On June, another round of smoke tests was conducted.
\"It\'s frustrating for you,\" Bradshaw said. \"She still smells smoke.
\"It gets you down, it makes you angry,\" he said . \".
\"As a father, you must protect your family, especially your son.
It really affects you when you can\'t.
This is a health and safety issue.
While the Ontario apartment does not specifically mention smoking, it does prohibit activities that cause harm or illness to individuals in a unit or public area.
\"Specific buildings can have policies to address smoking, but Bradshaw doesn\'t.
\"At that time, Sam learned to read and write, ride a bike, ride a skateboard, learn to swim, and finish his studies in primary and advanced kindergartens,\" he said . \". \"Five years.
This is unacceptable.
Nobody seems to be listening. \"Bob St.
St. George.
George Property Management told CBC toronto that they are looking for ways to enforce court orders, but there is currently no effort to force neighbors to leave. St.
George said he sympathized with Bradshaw\'s plight, but \"there is a limit [on the apartment]corporation]can do. St.
George also said the problem will become more complicated once marijuana is legalized by the federal government.
\"I think it will cause quite a problem for the apartment because right now people have the right to smoke and I think it will cause problems.
\"Condo companies need to take some action to\" accommodate victims, \"said Dennis Leesh, Toronto apartment lawyer \".
\"It is not easy to solve this problem.
You must be at the same time take care of smokers and non-smokers
\"Smokers,\" she said.
\"This is the essence of apartment life.
\"Many of us are forced to live in these vertical cities, but that doesn\'t necessarily mean they are livable cities.
Where else do you have to turn when the property manager and the board have not addressed this?
\"The neighbors of the Ontario renewal apartment actBradshaw do not agree to an interview with The Toronto CBC.
For nearly five years, smoke has penetrated through front doors, windows and power outlets, says Paul bradshaw.
Then it flows into his room. year-old son, Sam.
\"It woke him up from his sleep,\" he said in an interview with The Toronto CBC . \".
\"We have an air purifier, but it has very little effect. It\'s potent. It hits you.
\"The management company then repaired the walls between the two units, and the apartment company even received a court order in 2015 to ban smoking in its neighbors.
On June, another round of smoke tests was conducted.
\"It\'s frustrating for you,\" Bradshaw said. \"She still smells smoke.
\"It gets you down, it makes you angry,\" he said . \".
\"As a father, you must protect your family, especially your son.
It really affects you when you can\'t.
This is a health and safety issue.
While the Ontario apartment does not specifically mention smoking, it does prohibit activities that cause harm or illness to individuals in a unit or public area.
\"Specific buildings can have policies to address smoking, but Bradshaw doesn\'t.
\"At that time, Sam learned to read and write, ride a bike, ride a skateboard, learn to swim, and finish his studies in primary and advanced kindergartens,\" he said . \". \"Five years.
This is unacceptable.
Nobody seems to be listening. \"Bob St.
St. George.
George Property Management told CBC toronto that they are looking for ways to enforce court orders, but there is currently no effort to force neighbors to leave. St.
George said he sympathized with Bradshaw\'s plight, but \"there is a limit [on the apartment]corporation]can do. St.
George also said the problem will become more complicated once marijuana is legalized by the federal government.
\"I think it will cause quite a problem for the apartment because right now people have the right to smoke and I think it will cause problems.
\"Condo companies need to take some action to\" accommodate victims, \"said Dennis Leesh, Toronto apartment lawyer \".
\"It is not easy to solve this problem.
You must be at the same time take care of smokers and non-smokers
\"Smokers,\" she said.
\"This is the essence of apartment life.
\"Many of us are forced to live in these vertical cities, but that doesn\'t necessarily mean they are livable cities.
Where else do you have to turn when the property manager and the board have not addressed this?
\"The neighbors of the Ontario renewal apartment actBradshaw do not agree to an interview with The Toronto CBC.
